A bold Robert Baras painting Highlights CAL Kent showroom vignette, its vibrant reds and deep blues commanding attention against a teal wall. Below, a pale oak sideboard with circular brass pulls adds warmth and quiet geometry, balancing artful energy with functional elegance. Pozzi Mariano Comense dinning chairs flank a sleek black table, offering a crisp contrast that highlights the clean lines of the space. A rustic ceramic lamp and green glass vases add layered texture and organic shapes, completing a tableau that feels at once contemporary and timeless, a space where color, form, and artful living converge.

A moment of quiet glamour on the landing, where a Paul Follot armchair in pale grey velvet offers a gracious pause beside a sweeping stairwell adorned with a whimsical mural. A Tecta Bauhaus side table in black anchors a simple yet cinematic arrangement of fiery orange roses, a small reminder that even transitional spaces deserve their own narrative. Wrought iron balustrades and herringbone floors add a Parisian undertone, letting this corner speak softly of elegance without insisting upon itself. It is CAL’s signature: interiors that hold a point of view, without ever needing to shout.

A Louis sofa in deep plum linen claims its place with quiet confidence, perched atop a riotous Missoni floral rug that injects the scene with colour and energy. Above, a CAL signature French hang unfolds: a salon-style arrangement of abstracts and figurative sketches, each piece in conversation, none in competition. A marble topped tripod table adds a sculptural pause, while a blue and white vase perched on a punchy pink pedestal completes the tableau with a wink of irreverence. This is the CAL promise; layered, worldly, and insistent that beauty belongs in every corner.

Timeless Residential Interiors, Crafted with Restraint

CAL Design creates homes of quiet elegance through thoughtful editing, enduring craftsmanship, and a deep respect for the stories that architecture and objects carry.

We believe in living with fewer, better things. Our work brings together antiques, twentieth-century furniture, art, and contemporary design to create interiors that feel collected rather than decorated, timeless rather than fashionable.

Our gallery reflects the pieces that inspire our work; art, books, furnishings, and objects chosen for their craftsmanship, character, and enduring beauty.

We also believe that good design extends beyond the home. Craig Longhurst serves on the Board of the Falls Village Housing Trust, supporting affordable housing and helping to strengthen the community we call home.

Every project is guided by thoughtful stewardship, responsible sourcing, and the conviction that the best interiors grow richer with time.

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